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![]() "Phil Nelson" wrote in message I collect radios for the purpose of restoring and using them, so the concept of owning an unplayable "shelf queen" holds little allure. I doubt that recapping would seriously affect the value of this particular set, but then I don't operate a museum full of shelf queens. You can always save the old caps in a sack in case some future owner wants to restuff them. Keep in mind that it's basically impossible to restuff a plastic cap such as a Black Beauty. Regards, Phil Nelson Phil's Old Radios http://antiqueradio.org/index.html I'll bet Syl comes up with replicas pretty soon, if he hasn't already. Should be very easy to make molds of the originals, and then recast mylars with an expoxy shell... Add some paint, lettering, viola! Pete |
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